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South African statistics show increase in violent crime

30 September 2015 By admin

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Statistics for business |MyPE

11 September 2015 By admin

1)You are having breakdown problems at a rate of 12 every 20 working days. You want to know what the probability is of there being more than 2 breakdowns in any particular day. You also want me to calculate the probability that there will be more than 5 days in 240 working days with more than three breakdowns on each of the five days. 2) Forecasting: I have also developed a … [Read more...] about Statistics for business |MyPE

Rape stats unacceptably high – Mthethwa

8 September 2011 By admin

Pretoria - The war on rape is far from being won and more attention needs to be given to curb the scourge, Police Minister Nathi Mthethwa has acknowledged. Speaking at the release of the National Crime Statistics in Pretoria on Thursday, Mthethwa said the number of reported rapes for the period 1 April 2010 to 31 March 2011 was unacceptably high. Even though the sexual … [Read more...] about Rape stats unacceptably high – Mthethwa

6.5% Decrease in Murder

8 September 2011 By admin

Pretoria - South Africa's murder rate has decreased by 6.5% in the past year, dropping below the 16 000 figure to 15 940 cases of murder being recorded. The statistics - released by Police Minister Nathi Mthethwa, who was flanked by National Police Commissioner Bheki Cele - formed part of the Crime Statistics Annual Report from April 2010 to March 2011. During the 1994/95 … [Read more...] about 6.5% Decrease in Murder

Grants main source of income in four provinces

4 August 2011 By admin

Pretoria - The 2010 General Household Survey (GHS) has found that grants were prevalent as a source of income in four provinces across South Africa. The survey, which was released by Statistics South Africa (Stats SA), found that grants were prevalent as a source of income in Limpopo at 58.2%, followed by the Eastern Cape at 56.2%, the Northern Cape at 52.2% and the Free … [Read more...] about Grants main source of income in four provinces

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